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that transatlantic relationship defines the shape of the global economy as well. so it either the e.u. or the u.s. is the largest trade and investment partner from most all of the countries in the global economy that speaks of the centralitcentralit y of the power and the potential for is fair. that is why i am happy from an irish perspective to see the high-level report produced between the e. u. and the u.s. in terms of potential has received a very positive response. i spoke to the president after his re-election and he addressed this matter in his state of the union address and last week the european council gave the theory positive endorsement to this presidency the mandate to trigger those negotiations which hopefully can take place after the presidency presidency and because there is a nine day process to adopt the u.s. sequestration preview. that's trade relationship has enormous potential. currently 15 million jobs depend on u.s. trade. think of the potential for all those millions of people on either side of the atlantic in terms of expansion of economie
that transatlantic relationship defines the shape of the global economy as well. so it either the e.u. or the u.s. is the largest trade and investment partner from most all of the countries in the global economy that speaks of the centralitcentralit y of the power and the potential for is fair. that is why i am happy from an irish perspective to see the high-level report produced between the e. u. and the u.s. in terms of potential has received a very positive response. i spoke to the president...
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the civilian economy is vastly more complex than the problems defeating u-boats. in the war against the u-boats everyone agreed on the measure. it was how many shipses you saved and how many u-boats you spunk. when dealing with the economy what is the measure? it depends on the political view. the efforts were less successful. certainly in term of a discipline that could be applied to practical problem and industry would be very quickly [inaudible] what i was doing as a young jean was -- [inaudible] >> the studies went back earlier, and i think tended to have somewhat, you know, narrower focus, and the or guys were making broader for how much the approach could be applied particularly when you got to things of analyzing work flow and scheduling and analyzing where the bottle necks were. that was -- and i think they were probably right. it was at least the concept. >> okay. yeah. and, you know, look, there have this great memo from one annoyed british bureaucrat from around this time, we are talking 1950. i think, you know, just getting back to the anti-submarine s
the civilian economy is vastly more complex than the problems defeating u-boats. in the war against the u-boats everyone agreed on the measure. it was how many shipses you saved and how many u-boats you spunk. when dealing with the economy what is the measure? it depends on the political view. the efforts were less successful. certainly in term of a discipline that could be applied to practical problem and industry would be very quickly [inaudible] what i was doing as a young jean was --...
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the weakness of the economy. and those that are still employed, if they have a lack of certainty, feel that their job could be at risk or their hours could be a risk, that will make them less likely to want to buy a home. these are all contributing factors. there is perhaps the natural readjustment. we reached home ownership rate above all we have ever seen before. above some concept of the natural rate. one might expect to see a modest decline. >> thank you and your back the balance my time. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> a very narrow conversation. >> the mortgage-backed security actually guaranteeing in return which is essentially what happens now. unlike anything else, if you go to fund its 100% guaranteed. see you see anything wrong with someone saying and no one going to get my money because it is guaranteed by the federal permit . >> i do. i think that the basic risk of the taxpayer guaranteeing most toro the mortgages, loyal as we are, your going to reliance on government agent
the weakness of the economy. and those that are still employed, if they have a lack of certainty, feel that their job could be at risk or their hours could be a risk, that will make them less likely to want to buy a home. these are all contributing factors. there is perhaps the natural readjustment. we reached home ownership rate above all we have ever seen before. above some concept of the natural rate. one might expect to see a modest decline. >> thank you and your back the balance my...
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economy growing at a faster clip than last year? what they did you get? >> the big shock for us, of be were oblivious to those kinds of questions in which many countries and housing stopped 2008 than subscriber losses were bigger. they said while. we never really appreciated for new homes in america the way we fight to over the same pie. greasy a little bit of hope but also post but the recipients between the cable business locally and nbc universal and cable channels nationally and locally. so now the advertising business is very relevant. and to greasy everyone feeling a the same thing. >> but with the, a sense of nervousness, we kid go down but like they said in tough times, take your risk. in good times it is easier for people to spend money. it was a tough decision to buy new and six in the middle of a recession but. >> now you are in control dealing with hollywood types what is more complicated? regulators in washington? [laughter] >> mass you can answer the question. [laughter] there is day but to be with the talent between cnbc, and thus nbc and b
economy growing at a faster clip than last year? what they did you get? >> the big shock for us, of be were oblivious to those kinds of questions in which many countries and housing stopped 2008 than subscriber losses were bigger. they said while. we never really appreciated for new homes in america the way we fight to over the same pie. greasy a little bit of hope but also post but the recipients between the cable business locally and nbc universal and cable channels nationally and...
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economy. earlier this month my organization released a study which found the unmanned aircraft is poised to create 70,000 new jobs in $13.6 billion of economic impact within the first three years of following integration of unmanned aircraft in the air space. however the industry understand this technology is new to most americans and their opinions formed by what they see in the news. today's hearing is an excellent opportunity to address the misconceptions about the technology and discuss how it will be used for domestic applications. you probably noticed i do not use the term drone. the industry refers to technology of unmanned aircraft systems or uas because it's more than a pilotless vehicle. a ues concludes technology on the ground with controls. i like to say this not being unmanned about unmanned systems. the term drone carries with it a hostile connotation and does not reflect how is uas or use domestically as you heard from mr. miller. uas i used to perform dangerous and difficult ta
economy. earlier this month my organization released a study which found the unmanned aircraft is poised to create 70,000 new jobs in $13.6 billion of economic impact within the first three years of following integration of unmanned aircraft in the air space. however the industry understand this technology is new to most americans and their opinions formed by what they see in the news. today's hearing is an excellent opportunity to address the misconceptions about the technology and discuss how...
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regulators conduct thorough cost-benefit analysis to fully understand how these rules will affect our economy. i understanindependent financias operate urn a patchwork of federal -- under a patchwork of federal laws that require varying degrees of economic analysis and provide too much discretion to regulators. as a result, job creators, american job creators, under siege from capricious rule-making activities. regulations should be based on solid evidence and supported by robust economic analysis, not the arbitrary preferences of bureaucrats. the presiding officer: the senator's time has expired. the senator from washington. mrs. murray: mr. president, i yield my time to the senator from south dakota. mr. johnson: mr. president, i rise in strong opposition to the amendment 340. this amendment is another attempt to block wall street reform. this amendment would slow down rule making and invite wall street to bring lawsuits against their financial regulators. g.a.o. recently found that the recent financial crisis may have cost us over $13 trillion. we should not hamstring the cops on the beat
regulators conduct thorough cost-benefit analysis to fully understand how these rules will affect our economy. i understanindependent financias operate urn a patchwork of federal -- under a patchwork of federal laws that require varying degrees of economic analysis and provide too much discretion to regulators. as a result, job creators, american job creators, under siege from capricious rule-making activities. regulations should be based on solid evidence and supported by robust economic...